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How To Play Led Zeppelin’s “Bring It On Home”

The Long Blues Intro Here’s how to play the long blues intro of the song. This riff repeats for a very long time, all the way to 1:11, then moves down a string towards the floor and plays the same riff 4 times with the open A string. After 4 times on A, we have How To Play Led Zeppelin’s “Bring It On Home”

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GuitarVoyage Masterclasses, Bruce Lee Wisdom & Nice Guitars

GuitarVoyage.com Quick announcement: For so many years, so many of my students have kept telling me that I should start a subscription-based website with online videos taught in my style. I never got to that for many reasons, including Feeling intimidated by the amount of work and learning (cameras, lighting, etc… ). Too much on GuitarVoyage Masterclasses, Bruce Lee Wisdom & Nice Guitars

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Tricks & Tips to Make Your Guitar Solos Sound More Jazzy

How Do You Make Guitar Solos More Jazzy? Listen to lots of jazz It goes without saying that you will sound the most like what you listen to the most. Listening to jazz all the time will automatically lead you to improvise using the kind of melodic phrases more often that jazz guys use in Tricks & Tips to Make Your Guitar Solos Sound More Jazzy

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Is Sight-Reading On Guitar a Necessary Skill?

Sight-Reading On Guitar: Necessary Skill? It all depends. What are your goals? What do you want to learn on guitar? Where would you like to be on guitar 5 years from now, 10, 20 years from now? If none of your answers to this include: Become a top level guitar or music teacher Join jazz Is Sight-Reading On Guitar a Necessary Skill?

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Tips and Tricks To Make Guitar Solos More Melodic & Colorful

How To Make Guitar Solos More Melodic How do you make guitar solos more melodic? There are 2 main answers to that question. 1) Outline the chords better. For example: avoid hitting too many F notes on a C chord (the F clashes with the E note in a C chord) 2) Play less scalar Tips and Tricks To Make Guitar Solos More Melodic & Colorful

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